Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-01
PERSONAL

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A. E. Christie visited St. Paul Friday.
E. G. Dorr went to st. Paul yesterday.
D. b. johnson was IN st. Paul yesster-
day.
DR.: o. W. Gibson IS sick with pneu-
monia. |@ =
Supt. Belden visited the twin cities last
week. =,
Leon Dettelbach visited Minneapolis,
Friday.
Friday. :,
Ole Anderson of Udolpho was a caller
Saturday.
G; P. Squires was up to Dodge Center
Wednesday.
T. K. DAZZLE, of Brownsville was in the
city Friday. Y
E. B. Crane went to Richmond, Va,
last week on business.
Henry Bagley was in the city Friday and
made us a pleasant call,
Capt. NJ. NJ. Trowbridge was in the
city last week Saturday.
L. A. Sherwood was in the city for a
few hours Wednesday night.
W. J. Knight was visiting Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa, a day or two last week.
Henry J. Studer, one of Dexter's enter
prising farmers. vas a caller Saturday.
Rev. F. N. Walcott of Minneapolis is
visiting with the family of w. H. Adams.
Mrs. Peter Hanson of Dakota is visiting
her father A. A. Anderson of Udolpho.
W. +. Sutherland came in Saturday to
spend Sunday and Decoration Day in the
city.
H. B. Corey got around again last Fri
day, and helped celebrate Decoration
Day.
Charley Litchield of Excelsior was
down shaking hands with the boys last
week.
George Basset: was in Friday, and in
vestigated some of the mysteries of a
printing office.
]. J. Gilbertson started Monday for
Grand Meadow and Spring Valley to be
gone a couple of days. - I'D
Miss Charlotte Sherwood leaves Owta-
tonna for Duluth next Saturday. She will
spend the summer in Wisconsin. Il
F. A. Blanchard, of Austin's photo
! graph studio, returned from a weeks visit
to DEBORAH. Iowa, Saturday last.
T. A. Killen the popular general and
clothing store man of Leroy was visiting
the capital of the county last week..
Misses Fannie Giles, May Willard. Della
| Anderson and Mat Ellis returned home
from Wlnona Wednesday evening.
Mr.. McGovern of Ramsey, a brother of
Attorney McG0vern of Waseca was in
and made US a pleasant call Monday.
Henry Bagley. an old resident of IDOL
week, selling the grain raised on his farm
last year.
G: e. Albright of Th. Irgens & Co.,
Lyle, was in the city Thursday afternoon
and made a pleasant call at the TRAN
SCRIPT Office
Hermann Gum started for Mineral PIT.
yesterday to visit his fathe7-in-law Mr..
Deller and his little daughter who is stay
ing with her grandfather.
NOItu 1O"u ittAcS, NACOIcSOI. w. L.
Tubbs, of Calmar, Engin. Chas. Camp
bell of Austin, and Fred @Sirang, Of
Charles City, were in town Friday, en-
route for the Elkader court.
Prof. A. W. Rankin and wife start in a
few days for a trip to Europe for the sum-
mer vacation. They will return to Owa-
tonpa in time for the opening of the fall
term of school there in the beginning of
September.
DR.. Thomas Catherwood, who will be
remembered as un old resident Of Austin,
| was in the city a few hours on Monday,
| visiting his folks hele. He has been
obliged to quit the practice of his pro.
fession for several months on account of
i'll health, caused by blood poisoning.
He is now travelling for a medical supply
house. His health is improving and he
expects to be able to his practice
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